A port of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the third Harry Potter game for the Game Boy Advance. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for the Game Boy Color, and as such, features similar turn-based RPG gameplay with additional puzzle elements. In turn-based battles, Harry and his friends must use the right spells and items to defeat their enemies. Outside of battles, you will take on quests and explore various dungeons. Inside dungeons, enemies are visible, so that it is possible to avoid combat. You will also need to use different spells to solve puzzles and clear obstacles.
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This was the first game I ever 100% completed in the before times when we lived in a blissful ignorance of the TERF who made the franchise came to light. The game itself is a wonderful RPG and one of the few games where getting the card collectibles didnt make me want to blow my brains out
actually i think my mom played this mostly
Unexpected RPG, it's engaging but the majority of spells are useless when you have Incendio. The map is not easy to navigate, sometimes even confusing, and there are a lot of flaws in the equip such as not knowing if a item you are buying is better than another and which one of the character can actually equip it. But hey, I had fun
Un RPG classique mais efficace retraçant le troisième volet de la saga Harry Potter. Plusieurs embranchements possibles et une nouvelle partie + apporte une rejouabilité au jeu appréciable. Mention spéciale aux musiques qui donne une ambiance magique et mystérieuse au titre.
Harry Potter y el prisionero de Azkaban (2004): Es un apañado juego de rol, que aunque sencillo y no muy bien balanceado, es entretenido y agradable. Eso sí, en lo demás es una chapuza y cutre hasta el extremo. Aunque si con un juego te lo pasas bien, a veces es suficiente (5,80)
This one is weird; I played the turn-based RPG Harry Potter games for GBC, but thought they only did the first two in that style. Turns out, while Harry Potter 1, 2, and 4 on GBA are action adventure games, the 3rd one takes over the turn based style of the GBC games. The RPG combat here isn't half bad, they have this weird Golden Sun knockoff effect in the background which almost works, but doesn't stick the landing. Where this game fails is that the plot makes absolutely no sense. They picked the most random shit to turn into dungeons, such as going into Snape's back office or the basement of the bar in London. If you played the game before seeing the book/movie, you would have zero idea what was going on.